Ongoing
Ongoing gives an overview of sharing and re-using your research data once your project is completed.
- Before you start covers grant applications, the UQ Research Data Manager and ethics for research data management
- During research looks at what you need to do to store and secure your research data during your project
3. Publish in a data journal
You may be able to publish your project's data in a data journal.
Data journals aim to improve the transparency of scientific method and results, as well as the sharing and re-use of data, by allowing authors to publish datasets rather than an extensive analysis of the data.
Data journals have differing requirements for submission, review and publication:
- You may need to deposit your project's data in an approved repository or with the journal itself
- There may be restrictions or guidelines on file size and format
- There may be specific requirements for metadata or data description.
If you are thinking of publishing in a data journal, plan for this early in your project so that the requirements can be easily met.
Contact the Librarian team for expert advice.
Systems and tools
- UQ eSpace — manage your scholarly works and share the data
- UQ Research Data Manager — store and manage research data
UQ policies
- Responsible Research Management Framework Policy
- Research Data Management Policy
- Information Management Policy
